I should be working, but I woke up feeling pretty terrible so I've decided to wash clothes and watch television instead.

But when I turned on the TV, I was assaulted by Michael Bolton singing When a Man Loves a Woman LIVE while some guy is ice skating to it. Not knowing what in the heck I've stumbled on to, I check the channel guide and find out that it's Michael Bolton: Tribute on Ice.

Rather than having to gouge my ears out, I change the channel only to find Fran Drescher hosting some kind of Hanukkah show, which is even more horrifying. Suddenly I was terrified that I'd turn the channel and run into The Clay Aiken Christmas Special or something equally shitty, so I decided to watch DVDs instead.

I have a stack of new DVDs waiting to be watched, but ultimately decided on watching the Back To The Future trilogy for the hundredth time...

Sometimes there's no substitute for the classics!

I still think that the way they used the second movie to go back INTO the first movie is one of the more brilliant moments in motion picture history.

Hm…let’s see…you got stuck in an airport, had your face pierced with a giant needle, scrubbed your raw face with apricot and walnut shells, then proceeded to smack yourself in the balls with a giant bottle of shampoo.
I simply can’t figure out why you might be feeling a little off today. ;)
I’ve had a bug up my butt to watch the Star Wars trilogy lately myself. I figured it would pop up on cable somewhere, but only two weeks after installation my cable crapped out!! Wah!! Why don’t I have the trilogy on DVD??!

I did not know Clay Aiken. And I saw his official site. There, in this moment, I am requesting (praying?!) so much for not hearing him here. (I advise everybody against going on his site. My ears still do not recover from his “remake” of “without you” !)

I understand the envy to watch classic movies. Back to the future is a very good choice. You give me the desire for watching classics with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, and Love Actually and all romantic comedy.

The script for the first BTTF is, in Hollywood, considered to be one of the best, well-written, well-crafted and well-structured screenplay ever.

Ironically, a lot of people didn’t like BTTF2, but I also loved how they brought you right back into the first movie. Genius. Of course, Crispin Glover sued Universal and WON his court case because the producers used footage of him from the first movie in the second movie without paying him at all (and using a double to try and fool people that he was back for the second time).

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